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The Public Company Handbook - Third Edition
Dated: February 2006
Author(s): Stewart M. Landefeld, Andrew B. Moore, and Jens M. Fischer
Firm: Perkins Coie
Obligations of a public company under the U.S. securities laws.
- Bankruptcy & Insolvency
- Corporate Governance & Directors' Duties
- Corporate Law
- Financial Reporting, Taxation, & Accounting
- Fund Accounting
- Fund Operations & Management
- Global Markets
- Initial Public Offerings
- Investment Banking & Broker/Dealers
- Investment Management Compliance & Regulation
- Investment Management Marketing
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Private Equity & Venture Capital
- Sarbanes-Oxley
- Securities Enforcement & Fraud
- Securities Offerings
- Securities Regulation & Disclosure
This securities resource highlights the obligations of a U.S. public company corporate governance and disclosure. Written in a very clear, direct and readable style, executives of public companies can learn:
- What the periodic and "real-time" reporting obligations are for public companies
- All about public disclosure issues, including Regulations FD, G and MA
- What the insider reporting obligations and trading restrictions are for corporate insiders
- How to set up a 10b5-1 trading plan
- Annual proxy statements, annual reports and annual meeting requirements
- NYSE and NASDAQ, corporate governance listing standards
- The best corporate governance practices after Sarbanes-Oxley
- How to deal with the possibility of takeover
- How to effect the reverse of going public - deregistration and going private
Anyone who needs to know about the obligations of a public company under the securities laws - from law student to practicing lawyer to corporate executive or director, in-house counsel, investment banker, or accountant, should read this guide.
Download a complimentary electronic copy.
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